(Clearwisdom.net) Zhang Xueqing (gender unknown) and Guo Huawei (male) arrested Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Chang Diankui, ultimately causing his sixteen year old daughter, Chang Ying, to die.

On April 5, 2005, CCP Secretary Zhang Xueqing of Dahemu Village, Yongling Town, Xinbin County and the Yongling Town Police Station Head Guo Huawei (male) ransacked Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Chang Diankui's home in Dahemu Village. They arrested him, detained him, and then had him sentenced to forced labor. Mr. Chang served at the Wujiapu Labor Camp in Fushen City, Liaoning Province.

Mr. Chang Diankui's daughter, Chang Ying who was 16 years old, always believed CCP Secretary Zhang Xueqing's lies. So many times, he said things such as "Your Dad will return after he's detained a couple days," "He will be back after only a few days in the labor camp," "He will return today," etc. She felt such deep anguish after discovering that she had been lied to. As the days passed, she lost all hope of her father ever returning and could no longer stand the pain of having lost her father. On May 22, 2005, she committed suicide by poisoning herself.

After young Chang Ying died, Secretary Zhang Xueqing requested that Mr. Chang's wife pay five thousand yuan to the police Station so that he could be released early. Mr. Chang's wife told Secretary Zhang that their family was already in debt, and asked if they would please reduce the fee. Zhang Xueqing absolutely refused, "No way." Therefore, in order for Mr. Chang to be released early, both the Town and County governments required the Police Station and Village government to stamp his paperwork. The Yongling Town Police Station Head Guo Huawei refused to initiate the necessary procedures. Secretary Zhang did finally approve the paperwork, but only after he caused many tribulations for Mr. Chang's family.

This is another tragedy that the CCP has caused. All bloody debts that the CCP owes to people must be repaid according to heaven's law!

Posting date: 9/11/2005
Original article date: 9/11/2005
Category: Eyewitness Accounts
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/8/17/108584.html

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